Updated Apple software iPhone driver, still stuck with my bricked iPhone!
I downloaded the newly released driver from apple this morning, it didn't help at all! HELP!!!!!!!!!
Hey BuePod,
What the guy meant my "...kick the iphone out of recovery mode..." please read below & I had included a link below to his comments;
"To kick the iPhone out of recovery mode following the downgrade you’ll also require Umbrella, handy little app which you can obtain from my site here (Umbrella-4.00.80.zip) or direct from the authors iPhone firmware site. I didn’t allow it access through my firewall (tries to save SHSH blobs, by design, on a remote server – not required to kick out of Recovery Mode). This simple app has the advantages of not requiring additional DLLs or other files installing, functions on x32 and x64 systems and not attempting to do anything untoward to your system."
(http://williamfaulkner.co.uk/2010/07/downgrade-iphone-3g-from-ios-4-to-ios-3-1-3 -inc-windows-7-x64/)
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